Are You Worth a Whopper?
by Taylor Flatt on January 8th, 2009 at 8:56 pm EDT - 434 views
Earlier this week, Burger King has released an application that allows users to remove 10 friends for a free Whopper. The app is called Whopper Sacrifice and is no ordinary app. When you remove a friend, it not only removes them but alerts them and puts a message on your profile saying you did just that. They couldn’t let you get away that easily could they?
By essentially judging if your friends are worth a free hamburger, this plugin has not only powerfull effects online, but as well as offline too. With a lot of people having family and friends on their facebook, they might be their next “victim” and be rated “worth 1/10 of a hamburger”.
Burger King is basing this stretch on the new online “fad” that was said to be hot this year. The new trend is said to be that cutting Facebook friends is the in thing of ‘09. If you are interested in this new application published by BK, then visit their official website.
Are you worth a whopper?
Source: CW
There are 5 comments so far
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Bradley Wint - posted on January 8th, 2009 at 9:11 PM MST - LinkTaylor, I will more than give you up for a Whopper
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Taylor Flatt - posted on January 8th, 2009 at 9:17 PM MST - Link
Oh thank you Brad, that makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. To be serious, didn’t they have this on sale at one time for like 99 cents? So essentially, are they putting the burden on people to gauge their “friends” worth roughly 10 cents? I think it is wrong, but possibly something that might catch on.
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Bradley Wint - posted on January 8th, 2009 at 9:23 PM MST - Link
All I know is its better than that Wendy’s crap. I also detest the Wendy’s commercials…they are so irratating…I wish i could kill the Wendy’s girl in it.
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Taylor Flatt - posted on January 8th, 2009 at 9:35 PM MST - Link
LOL…wow so blunt about that. I honestly hate all food commercials. They play on the fact that you like your food eaten by some skimpy girl while it is being sprayed with water to make it “shine”. Who honestly cares? I will see the product when I actually go. It isn’t going to make me want to go there to buy this. Besides, I am not gonna “unfriend” people on facebook because I am going to get some cheap hamburger.
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Craig - posted on January 9th, 2009 at 12:11 AM MST - Link
That is sooooo tempting.
